SKYROS Corporation VideoNet 8.4 User guide
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ABOUT THE SYSTEM
VideoNet
system is audio/video surveillance and recording system, created for the security
of such objects as banking institutions, large and small industrial enterprises, offices, storage
facilities, country houses, computer centres, hotels, universities, car parks, dwelling-houses
and many other.
VideoNet
is a powerful security complex that enables audio/video surveillance, audio/video
recording; pan and tilt, alarm sensors, relay outputs control and audio/video signal transmission
from both local and remote cameras and microphones. The system enables connecting a
wide variety of devices: video/audio capture devices, Pan Tilt cameras, cameras, pan and
tilt devices, switches, sensors controllers, relay output controllers and performing their
parameters setup using software.
VideoNet
provides a centralized simulteneous surveillance of several objects, wherever
you are: on-site, at home, abroad on business and whatever communication channels you
are using (telephone channel, cellular channel, local network, Internet).
The system can keep record of all the events and save video/audio information to a computer
hard disk in a special data format that provides very high compression rate. You can completely
reconstruct an accident scene.
Built-in audio/video player enables you to look through any fragments, recorded today,
yesterday or some years ago again and again without their quality deterioration.
The system is equipped with additional program modules that make it possible for the system
without any assistance to detect motion in a sector, chosen by an operator, both by local or
remote camera, to make audio/video recording if necessary and to alert an operator of an
unauthorized intrusion. In addition the system enables «programming» of system behaviour
in response to appointed events. Thus you «secure» yourselves against unforeseen situations.
VideoNet
gives you an opportunity «to predict» the future!
PREFACE
This guide supposes a reader to be an advanced user of Microsoft Windows XP and
to be acquainted with basic concepts and practical skills of the work with an operational
systems. In case of lack of knowledge or in case of any questions concerning conceps and
terms used in the document refer to the corresponding operational system guides.
The guide is intended for reading both from the point of view of VideoNet system
administrator
(the user who will setup system configuration), and from the point of view of VideoNet
system
operator
(the user who will only work with the system).
